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Old 05-20-2015, 04:54 PM
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With 1,200 miles listed by the CBS, the first part of the sensor should have been tripped. Once the sensor is tripped, I would expect that the system has a much clearer picture of pad life left. I believe the sensor is tripped when about 2,000 miles are left on the pads. The question would be, right before it tripped, did CBS state 2,000 miles or some other value?
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